FAQs

Q: What does a Notary Public do?

A Notary Public verifies identity, witnesses signatures, and administers oaths to help prevent fraud in legal and financial documents.

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Q:What do I need to bring to my appointment?

All signers must present valid, unexpired government-issued photo identification. Documents must be complete and ready for signing (do not sign in advance).

Q: How do I schedule an appointment?

You can book online using the service buttons on this site. If you’re unsure which option fits, select General Notary or send a message and we’ll point you to the right service.

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Q: Do you offer Remote Online Notarization (RON)?

Yes. Remote Online Notarization is available where legally permitted. You will need a webcam, internet connection, and valid government-issued ID. Eligibility is confirmed prior to scheduling.

Q: Do you provide mobile notary services?

​Yes. We travel to residences, offices, hospitals, assisted living facilities, and approved locations within our service area. Travel fees may apply depending on distance and timing.

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Q:  Are there additional fees for after-hours or specialty locations?

Yes. Extended travel, after-hours appointments, weekends, and facility coordination (including detention centers) may require premium pricing or designated service windows.

Q:Do you handle jail or detention center notarizations?

Yes. We coordinate notarizations at approved detention facilities. Each facility has specific rules and scheduling requirements, which are confirmed prior to booking.

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Q:How are detention center notarizations priced?

Detention center visits are considered specialty mobile services due to coordination requirements and designated scheduling windows. Pricing details are outlined in the service description. Facility rules and wait times vary by location.